Pen Points Mining and Montana Weather Notes
Montana mining activity expands across the western region as prospecting thrives in Beaverhead County amid rich mineral belts. Yellowstone and Glacier parks mark milestones as tourism grows, while discussions urge protests to Washington over water conservation. an eclipse is predicted for June 1937 with ocean travel suggested for viewing.
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Montanans
Imc
Washington
Montana
Retirement of Union Pacific official beams across years of service
G. E. Bissonnet, general auditor of the Union Pacific System, after nearly 41 years in railroad accounting, will retire July 1 under pension rules. He will be succeeded by Hugh A. Toland as auditor, with Curtis J. Merriam, Edward J. Doolin, and John K. Finlayson in subsequent posts. The retirements affect multiple subsidiary officers. other appointments are pending. Additionally, a Montana land sale notice outlines bids up to July 15, 1935, with estate administrator details and property description.
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Pacific Ocean
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
G. E. Bissonnet
Union Pacific
Harriman Lines
Omaha
Bissonnet
United States
Railway Accounting Officers Association of the
Mr. Bissonnet
Hugh A. Toland
Union Pacific Railroad Company
J. Merriam
Mr. Toland
Edward J. Doolin
Mr. Merriam
John K. Finlayson
Mr. Doolin
Looking Backward June 26 1886 Tribune notes local sights
The June 26 1886 Tribune item highlights Ayers medicines on display in Dillon, predicts Fourth of July chaos by children, reports the Beaverhead river at a record low below Dillon, and praises the Browne to Argenta stage road. It notes Oregon cattle sold for 12 dollars per head and a strong rise in Montana wool amid rancher comments on wool price.
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the Tribune
Ayers
Prominent hotel project teased in town scroll of fame
From the Tribune June 8 1895 the text hints at a local man who could gain fame and profit by constructing and operating a hotel in town. It also criticizes the Star Cycling club for not protesting irrigation of highways and notes the dreary ride along a jack fence while packing a bike.
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the Tribune
Star Cycling Club
Beaverhead Wool Clip Sells as Station Is Torn Down
Beaverhead county sold nearly two million pounds of wool at 25 to 28 cents as the station was torn down this week. Clarence McKenna and Amy Paddock were issued a marriage license on June 26. Billie Holmes, Tappy James, and Tony Tardy, visiting Dillon from Fox Midwest theatres, discuss starting a fall dancing school as Tappy James' mother Mrs Condie resides in Dillon.
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Beaverhead County
Clarence McKenna
Deer Lodge
Amy Paddock
Wise River
Billie Holmes
Tappy James
Tony Tardy
Dillon
Condie
Fox Midwest Theatres
Report of The First National Bank of Dillon 1985 Condition
The First National Bank of Dillon Montana reports its financials for close of business June 29 1985 including assets cash in vault balances with banks and securities and liabilities deposits capital reserves and profits. Also included is a probate notice of sale of real estate in Beaverhead County Montana from a 1935 estate proceeding William C Orr with sale to occur after July 15 1985 under district court supervision.
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MONEE
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
William. C. Orr
William C. Orr
William “O. Orr
Probate of Will Notice at Beaverhead Court
District court in Beaverhead County Montana schedules probate of James M Long will for July 8 1935 with letters of administration sought by Frank C McFadden. Creditors of Louis G Giudici deceased must file claims within four months with administratrix Marry Giudici at Dillon Montana offices.
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Fifth Judicial
Montana
Oounty
Beaverhead
James M. Long
James .M. Long
Frank C. ‘McFadden
Louis G. Giudici
John Collinge
Poindexter Block
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Marry Giudici
Publication notice of land claim hearings and filings
Department of the Interior notice lists Peter J. Coleff of Jackson Montana and Daniel F Mooney of Dillon as stockraising homestead entrants with serial numbers and land descriptions. It records filing intentions to prove up claims before the Dillon District Court on specified July dates and names witness participants from Dillon and Jackson.
Notice of Intention to make three year proof in Montana lands
Notice from the United States Department of the Interior General Land Office Great Falls Montana that THOS F CORBALLY 22-26 is filing to establish claim to described lands by three year proof before US Commissioner Hazelbaker at Dillon Montana on July 8 1936. Witnesses named Lee Tallent John Bray Hubert Flynn John Ney all of Pier Montana. Public notice lists multiple sections and townships in Montana and urges all potential claimants to file protests or notices of claims within 30 days from the last publication.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Peter J. Coleff
Jackson
Elswiy
Wuwsey
Township
Range
Prin. Meridian
Fred Rife
District Court
Dillon
William D. Ross
John R. Porter
Joseph T. Newness
Robert E. Woody
Thos. F. Corbally
Meridian
Hazelbaker
U. S
Lee Tallent
John Bray
Hubert Flynn
John Ney
Pier
Thos
F.corbally
United States Department of Interior
General Land Office
District Land Office
Suez Falls
State of
Sexnex, Sw’anwx
Wisow
Lote
S. R
Nu Nwsw
Emgsem
Sean
Nenex
Eulex
ANEXM
SUSE
Reid W
Nwksex
Neynex
S*nex
NWMNW
Nemxswm
SHSWK
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